If you are a doctor with a thriving medical practice, then you probably have a lot to lose if your marriage were to end in divorce. Unfortunately, many doctors do not take the necessary steps to protect their businesses from the devastating effects of divorce, which...
Month: January 2021
Mortgage and refinancing basics after Illinois divorce
One of the most contested assets in a divorce is the family home. If the Illinois family law judge ruled in your favor and awarded you the home or if you purchased or gave up some other property for the house, then you will have to disentangle your former spouse's...
How can you create a co-parenting plan that works?
Divorcing parents in Illinois should work hard for the sake of their children. This includes creating a co-parenting plan that clearly outlines each person’s time with the kids. Here are tips to prepare a plan that works for all. Put your child’s needs first Consider...
It’s possible to protect your real estate portfolio from divorce
No one ever wants to think about their divorce in Illinois, but the reality is that it can happen to anyone. If you are a property owner, it is important to take steps to protect your real estate portfolio from divorce. You can start by doing the following. Buying out...
Putting your kids first after a divorce
It’s difficult to decide to get a divorce. Illinois couples who have children can find that things are easier for everyone when the kids are put first. Co-parenting tips can help former spouses going forward. What is co-parenting? Co-parenting is a term that describes...
Gray divorces continue to rise
Residents of Chicago as well as other nearby areas of Illinois may want to learn more about the growing trend of divorce among older citizens. Since the year 1990, the rate has doubled in regard to those who are over 50. In fact, experts predict that the rate of gray...
Co-parenting effectively
One of the most challenging issues for uncoupled parents in Illinois is learning to co-parent effectively. Child custody and visitation schedules are a shock to the system no matter how carefully a family prepares for them. And with parents in two separate homes, it...
How do you protect your children with a co-parenting plan?
When you're creating a co-parenting plan in Illinois, you can protect your children and avoid unnecessary stress or anxiety after a divorce. It can also provide children with a sense of security and help reduce the chance of conflict between parents. A co-parenting...
What happens when a psychologist is hired for your custody case
Divorces in Illinois are usually much more complicated when children are involved. Parents who likely have serious communication barriers will have to negotiate with each other about many different parenting issues. When negotiations are at a standstill, divorcing...
Start planning your holiday custody schedule now
One thing that parents in the throes of a divorce need to understand is that they will have to devise a separate holiday custody schedule in addition to the schedule they will follow the rest of the year. This holiday parenting plan will need to reflect both the needs...